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“(…) understanding requires simplification. The best way to respond to the complexity of social life is not to devise ever-more elaborate models, but to learn how different causal mechanisms work, one at a time, and then figure out which ones are most relevant in a particular setting.
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Let us cherish economics in all its diversity – rational and behavioral, Keynesian and Classical, first-best and second-best, orthodox and heterodox – and devote our energy to becoming wiser at picking which framework to apply when.”

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We are a student organization at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy.

In GROWTH, we believe that private agents in the market drive value creation and economic growth. We seek to raise awareness of the importance of public policies for wealth creation, private sector development, productivity and competitiveness. We also study ways to make public policy better support these outcomes.